weave

to make cloth or a similar material by crossing threads over and under each other on a loom

tejer, entrelazar

• weave something

Collocations weave cloth · weave a pattern

• She weaves beautiful patterns into the fabric.

  Ella teje hermosos patrones en la tela.

to move in a twisting or turning way, especially when going around things

ondularse, moverse sinuosa

• weave through/around

Collocations weave through traffic · weave around obstacles

• The cyclist weaved skillfully between the cars.

  El ciclista se deslizó hábilmente entre los coches.

to influence or affect something in a subtle way, often gradually and over time

tejerse en, influir en

• weave its/their way into

Collocations weave its way into culture · weave their way into politics

• The ideas gradually wove their way into the political system.

  Las ideas se fueron tejiendo su camino en el sistema político.

to write or compose a story, poem, etc., in an intricate and complex way

tejer una historia, escribir con intriga

• weave a story/poem

Collocations weave a tale · weave a poem

• She wove an intricate tale of love and betrayal.

  Ella tejió una historia intrincada de amor y traición.